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April 04, 2010

Amy Allara, Guest Blogger April 4 - 10

Amy Allara Photo 2010This week we welcome back Amy Allara as our guest blogger.  Amy's poems and book reviews have appeared in the following publications: Denver Quarterly, Or:  A Literary Tabloid, The New Review of Literature, 26: a journal of poetry and poetics, First Intensity and others. Her chapbook Variation is forthcoming in 2010 from Highway 101 Press.

Welcome, Amy.

In other news . . .

Praxilla the electronic journal that publishes  poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, and performance pieces is now reading for its upcoming issue.  The editors tell us they're looking for innovative, fresh work in all schools and forms - the only criterion is excellence.  Find submission guidelines here.

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